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Decorah-posten., 1887-08-17
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9rip aISris spps neo &slisioaen, fbt
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forsrruet Sinb os ilet Spbrdselie.
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al eaen llr~oerlegenbeo.
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iuS hos 9ia, tbi ben fan LET bane geier Tor
fore Sell.
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siertet til en- Crfer, meoens Sjemntets Wl9'
Der brinser bet Yarrne, iaa bet lldar % lou''
mer al ioel aIGrliSbeS.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-17
6jurten % Yinranfcn.

en Sjort, forfulst al Saseren. ifiulte Ts menem @ans
terne paa en- WinfOt. Seserue gil iorbi uben at upbose
pen, o9 % pan n'ente, at at par fttert. bespubte ben at az
snape bet 2sp, iom bapbe fiult ben. Wen en- of Seaerue
bleo slort %opmerfiom Ueb benne Saslen, penbte ON, o. ba
ban not anebe, at beres gptte pr Der, Itisb ban mb
gutfen % brabte Siorten. pa ben bar NOR peb at b.
%uohenneoe ben bisie Orb: seq lioer mebrette for min
utafnemmelisbeb, Der LOB mig fr0nie ben UinItoi, iom baob
beItpttet mig / 6arens Time."
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-17

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itoer. Spem fan bore lpftelis meb
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Ague euer Spsbomme / Mapen, 3epes
rem os @prerne? Or. Sones' "&eb
elOper ionic" belbreber burtia uuen.
IIapnte Spsoomme. Bris so Gents.
5ulalss hos s. 8. MOntsomerp & 60.
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Decorah-posten., 1887-08-17
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for ~1eorabsROhtn".
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-17

N.t April Ntl sweet ~h0rrI-of Nr-.eu.u- li.n
Iil- rnl-.I .-f summer vigorous breath nn.
n.rr
Ills n thr air u- house. tl- street. tle ltn-
Iun- through Oboe wallis and oo1- through tle
floor
lH- mucu~ nroltrd frog aynnt tAr siF
Sends forth. a- rrst. DIS lnarlu~ frrua. c.oak.
Bach mu-iA moody casts N-r swivel rfe
For pot, ana paIi, u which Deer Nose D.. poke.
with grsIu- 1.ee thr gutter s.-he- Dos.
Iau-it 1000 with tfl uuhnouu and uame..~s
du
A dead green goose. 900 u'rr ripe rli spy.
Head of Do cat. tli 0f q ilunr. shirt
goo, qu.ru'ou- cl off every -abh.u, goose
From thousand scented muIHDlr~ r.Aue- DER.
THE dogs ami taalm- cats have gotten loose
And uura thr hiIrYu. hOHi- uf hcl once more.
Bv you scrub olh. where roots the sallow son.
ls phcre John Murphy swIfr outpolr- hrrsop.
Right Then. sou 70 find there rs almost stencil rnYN
To cause the world los n0strils 90 est0p
And youder dauntess goai that bank adown.
That wrrathes his ODD fantastic horns -o high.
Gnaws sadly ou the hustle Of Miss Brown.
Which She discarded In the months gone by
So iu Goose island cometh April around
Full eagerly we watch the months approach
The season of sweet sight and pleasant sound,
The season OF the bedbug and the roach.
Chicago News
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-17
SPECIAL AND PERSONAL


The Scrap of Paper and Mad q, a
March Hare were given at the matinee
again Yesterday t0 q good house 4 we
have reviewed the first programme we
will c0nine our notice t0 ihe second
piece. which is clever farce BIS Miss
Amclie Riyes.
The fantastic c0uceit upon which 10 is
framed is bah given 900 lunmic asy-
lum. and tine charming young sutl0ress
has displayed her literary talents with o
rich vein of humOr that all her friends
were specially pleased io recognize as
her study seemed hitherto tO have been
confined TO serious themes and il recalled
The aphorism put In various forms that
the Wiscst man would be- wiser 90 have
Wit
Miss Rivcs took the leading part Miss
Bcauclamp. with exquisite grass and
ease. and acted well. especially In COAX
ing a hnatic. who iancied himself baby
with the peculiar technology of the nur,-
cry She was attircd with sach elegance
as 10 be- a worthy study for the best mil
liner reporter and the envy OF every wo-
man i'm the world
The piece WAS well played ODD the olhei
parts by Messrs Skeiton, lredell Jenk-
ms. and Gibson
Miss Peasants gave splendid char
actcrilation of the Aunt Maria after the
model of the conventional old maid. and
the piece went of well In all respects, TO
the credit of the author and the delight
of the audience
The close of the piece ought 70 have
the music of the ball from The outside
and dance Otherwise. it causes an
anti-chmaN
The State of Virginia whose past
history is decorated with so many splen-
did portraits, may be proud of a woman,
so young and full of promise and nodded
in mind, character and form as nature
only molds when in her happiest mood
she gives the world a fayorile child
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-17
ABOUT WOMEN.

The queen regent of Spain sees her son. the
baby king only once day
A woman i'm New York city magines her
self the wife Of the creator, and will not be
convinced 10 the contrary.
Mrs. George L. Lorilard viii run her
thoroughbreds IN her own name this season.
She personally suuerVises ail the operations
and expenditures at her stock farm at Eaton
town. a. =.
OF the three daughters whom IonSfcilow
immortal.zd in that beautiful poem. The
Twilight Hour" Alice alone remains unnlar-
red. SHELVES in the OLD Craig House at
Cambridge with her bachelor uncle, Rev.
Samuel Lousfeiiow
In the German capital the female element
is growing more and more predominant,
owing chiefly OBJ the fact chat more women
than men 20 from the provinces tothecapita-
and mote made Berlnese than females from
the city 90 tle provinces
M- Polk. Che widow of Joiges X. Polk,
tenth president of the United State. i- over
sDyear- of age. but She is m good health ami
she Possesses memory off un.mnred N5or
She Resides BOO the OH Polk homestead 40
Nashville Tenn, 70 large. roomy, two story
building made ID. brick
The Duea-+ol Cumberland who has bee
come mentally afflicted 40 Vienna, ha, on
th. aIli..ol Professor Braun, herH pa e'l ln
LeHo-ur- private Iunatir asylum at OHer-
dolme Ihe Duchess = Cumberland is
daughter of tha king of 0~msrk >ln WIS
married 90 fIn Duke of Cumberland boo $685.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-17
THOSE BOGTS BONDS.

The story of operations in fraudulent
Virginia three per cents. reminds the
people who have kept their heads COO
during all these troubles about the debt
that, after all, the hungling and the crook
edness Of Malone are the source and
motive Where did We get the Riddle
berger bill from, and by whom was it
forced on the State
From Malone who manufactured IT,
and then from his bargain with the Re
publican party that forced the Demo
Gratis TO assent TO it, under the threat Of Z
subverted civilization and destruction Of
the freedom of our government
Il is true that the Legislature under.
took to coddle and doctor the horrible
little banting into health and action. but
no such pledge was IN the proceedings OF
the Lynchburg Convention Of 1883, and
the logic o. the whole history is that the
Mshoneites are responsible for ali the
trouble and at this particular moment
for the danger of having a mass of bogus
bonds on the market
II the politicians, big or little. all over
the state. will merely agree TO come
down TO the solid truth of the whole
matter The people can BE- made TO under
stand it and thc Democratic party can
hold IFS own
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-17
AMERICAN NOBLeMEN.
Their Crests and Goats of Arm, Elabor-
ateiy Illustrated.

The rapid increase Of the -udieily rich
and their pleasing success i'm securing titles
from European mOnarchs or tracing their
descent from noble families has moved the
e,-ayi.to Of The San Francisco Chronicle 90
get up "a sort Of American edition Of burke's
Peerage I'll. plain from thi, able produc-
ton that nobility is literally rampant 90
California. and we present illustration, of the
most noted coats Of arm, Doe The Chronicles
new peoage:
The family Of uncle Harris boast, a
descent from the Monte de- Peta in Iom-
hardy. and takes an intore-t-very high n-
ters-t-m tie goods of the poor Aruorial
bearings Three golden balls. scales and bar
with cent. per cent. Inscribed Motto"
pledge" Fn.nIt relates that one of this
family va, playing che, with King
John when that monarch generously offered
him bishop Aug the bishop SIRE said
Unrio Harris give me "a pawn and III -oon
have the b.olmu king boa check And
remarks flo.,-ar quantity, - verIlye trow
Doe woIle haide notte ye kynse choppit OF
hys dam heil..
TIE Do-oni-. a- every one knows. came
originally tru HemoIworth, buf they emil
grated f' Italy some time Boo ONE OF tha ren-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-17
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o- Eastwood winch h] natural growth hl'
tae.l tue exact shape oi man hand. H
SHOWS Ile "ri'I, pAlm' tAlhlD anu ioul
nn-..-. vain apparent seams OBJ glove Old
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-17
Escaped the GaIIows by Suicide.

SUIsUN, CAL,April lj.-Michael Keefe,
the wife murderer. no was to be hanged
to-day, cut his throat with "A pocket knife
yesterday morning. lie resisted the eff
forts of physicians to dress the wound
and died Yesterday afternoon.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-17

Henry Ward Beecher used to compose
his Sunday sermons ON Sunday morning.
and used only skeleton outline of manu-
script notes He did not have Z good
memory for texts or quotations of any
kind, but never forgot bright idea or "a
truth, and in celebrating his sermons was
wonderful in that fertility of thought
that only genius has Ills service to
the world was TO libcralize
spiritual thought, and those
who thought him wrong must admit that
il was fault in the right direction.
When We can bring the divine law. which
is really practical in its true philosophy
down to the working ofeyery-dsy affairs,
religion will be freer Of mechanical APP
planes and fuller of results
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-17

The sorow- VI the silk umbrella nave 40
last attracted attention, and ml directions
ARE given for its protection. lt seems as Sd
common sense would teach fen things. but
10 does not seem tN 10 begin with. am0st
umbrella should n-ler lcaIi1Wel to dry rolled
up. either ue.u- comp eteiy open resting 0l
the floor 9r rI1-,l uIfh tine siIs Io.-r I'd an
umbrella J., rolled when perfectly dry. keeping
it in tle caste doe, 10 uo INJURY general belief
20 the contrary notwithstanding How b.
roll an umbrella so that DO wlll be- graceful and
sleek looking really something ol u task To
90 thi, we'll sake the uabreIla by the handle
in your ID -at hand. shake out the folds. then
with ihe l-it band smooth down ear'A fold.
then grasp the handle at the base and RON the
silk around tle st.ck. working up % che tape
with the lelt hand. Fasten By following
these direction, old a.e and usefulness may
be- the fate 0l your umbrella, even a. Sc hope
it may be the owners. New York Graphic.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-17

Papa Dupin OF Paris is just dead %
the age of ninety.siN. which was the age
of Cornaro. author Of lhc Essay ON
Health" Dupiu wrote two hundred
plays, and went 20 The theatre every
night Some people attribute it to tine
last named habit, bu' we arc OF the
opinion that it merely proved that man
who could go TO the theatre every night
could do anything
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-17
DIR. ROBERTSON.

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the well known physician and surgeon. and
the oldest reliable specialist Irregular
GRADUATED iu Baltimore cts.
From - years experience 300 hospital ANA
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40 an Private Diseases. both sexes. Skin DTS
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weakness, lmpotency loss OF sexual powerI.
Night Emissions, premature decay want q
development, etc, should not fail o. COnsl 2
the Doctor.
Recent or Chronic Urethml Diseases pOsitiy
IS cured IN % days, and the poison entire +,
erddlcated from the system without rhe use .l
Mercury or Caustlcs.
Consultation free and confidential
Special treatment for ladies' needing medlca.
advice.
Medicines sent 10 any address. Call or write
no sly
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-17

Al the soirce of the Pari, Press Club
The ladies are TO wear oycrshirts of news
papers that is each lady IS TO go as q
page
This is not our Joke But we wish To-
suggest that they DO as the girls did dur
ring the war make the hustle of news
paper Some people could tell by the
rustic of girls dress whether She wore
the Rclmoad DlpatA OF lo4u HoI0r tia
sette
This paper Wa, NOT then i'm existence
or there would have been % rustic sure
enough. If Sc bad ever been behind
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-17

The postponemeni of the boycott trial
is moi good thing
1t mercly puts of am inevitable show
Of law in something that other cities
have tackled ndwhich !, most important
10 all citizens
The people ought 90 Dee shown THAT
boycottiug is wrong aud false 90 The lct-
ter and spirit of all law u civilized com
muniucs When they know This plainly
from the bench and from a jury we DO
not believe that the people of Richmond
will wanionly violate the law But the
plain duty of The authorities is TO avoid
unnecessary delay Ii looks too much
like timidity
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-17

All the superintendent. of the asylum-
have been retained Dr Leonard Henley
was put in Dr Nonteiros place He is a
brother of one OF the board
The Governor could not bceNpcctcd TO
appoint angels ON the board He be-
quested the designations of two members
of the Eastern Asylum Board hut ha.
not gotten tine designations
All this goes to show that If the Demo
Graf, wish 90 retain power they must ac
quit themselves of their obligations &c
the people honomb'y and have mo- ncpot
ism and farming out of offices
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-17
ouite Good Enough.

Landlady-Can you tell me what is good
for bedbugs.
Fogg-Seems to me that fat boarders ought
IN satisfy am Detroit Free Press.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-17
PAGE MoCARTY. EDAroN'
cs,v delivery by carriers at g cents per week
ry MAI. POSTAGE PAID

Liberal commission go agents to solicit
subscriptions.
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The Meeker herald., 1887-09-24
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That Is io say. your lungs. Also
all Your bTca,hin. machinery. Very
wonderful machinery IL Is. No, only
the larger alrpassagcs. bu, the ,hous.
ands o' little tubes ani cavities leading
irum them.
When these are closgci and ci,okc,l
with matter whic, ought no, to he
there. your lungs cauuo; half do their
work. AMI what they do. they canno,
40 well.
Call 1t cold, cough. Group. pneumonia,
caiarrii, consumption or any OF tie
family OF throat and nose and head and
lun. distractions. nil are bad. An
ought iO be go' rid Of. There Is jus, one
sure way tp get rid ut them. That is
la take Dusrlires German Syrup. which
any druggist will sell YOU a, Is cents u
bottle. Even If everything else has
failed You. You may depend upon this
for certain.
The Meeker herald., 1887-09-24

against a successful show being carried
ON in it," Now. what do they mean hy
other circumstancesf II MAS simply
this: The mining and agricultural
sections of the State knowing full wen
that they were shabby uealcd-in iact
entirely ignored-and Denver WAS the
only one benclit,edl failed to he repre-
sented. and consequently there was
nothing to exhibit the second and tliiid
years. We admit that Denver Is the
metropolis ms well as the capital OF tie
State, but IL at any future time II wishes
To bring forward the whole State IL
should give the different sections Their
proper credit. Had this been done
when the Exposition was opened II
would be open 10 day.
The Meeker herald., 1887-09-24
o.,,i,,u,ntlu r,,.,

Grra; excitement has been caused In
III. vicinity of Paris. Tex. by the IL,
mafEablc recovery of Mr.. j. T.. Coticy,
who was 50 hclplrs, lie could no, turn In
bed, OF raisr his heal; every body said
h. was dying or consumption. a trial
bottle OF DR.. Kings New Discovery was
sent him. Finding relief. lie bought u
large bottle and n hoS Of DF kns's New
Life Pills. by the time he had taken
two boxes OF Pills and two bottles q. the
Discovery. hc was well aud hal gained
In flesh ,h.r;y.siS pounds. Trial bottles
Of mis- Grca, Discovery for consump-
'ion free u, NIL drug stores. Large bot
ties 81.
The Meeker herald., 1887-09-24
.GnIan,ilY" NIll Aohrrllp.

The only and original Calamity
Jane" she of Black Hills fame In tie
early days. and whose fame has long
since graced the pages Of dime novels,
has been holding forth nj the county
seat OF our ncighboring county. Fre-
mont, during the summer, drunk and
disordciiy as usual. This is what the
Lander Moun,alneor says of her leaving
the town for preparatory cours. in
view Of signing the pledge:
Miss Matte King, known Ia the ir.
rryer.nt OF though, and careless Of
speech ~ Calamity Jane. called II, our
Office this morning aud Informed us
that she would leave Lander to-day Tor
a weeks absence, the said week ab.
sencc being especially designed M II pre-.
para;ory course u SOLDERING up aud lie.
having herself. Mis-, King has o,ir best
wishes for the very large job she 50
Irayoly announce, her intention o.
big Horn Sentinel.
The Meeker herald., 1887-09-24
IN. y.,d,r, Vu,u,m.u,.

W. ID. suit. druggist, i!ippus. Ind,
t~-sso~~t - oass sss>sss.ss.>.-sa saA~.s.S-
Bit,c's M I'll. very best remedy. Eyr,y
bottle sold has given relief In every
ease. One man took six bottles. and
WIS cured OF rheumatism of 10 years
years standing Abraham Hare.
druggist, Bcll,illc. Ohio. asliEms: Tile
les, selling medicine have ever han.
died In INV twenty years experience. Is
Electric l!i,,crs.r Thousands Of Others
have added their testimony. 10 tina, the
ycr,iic; Is unanimous tia, Electric Hit
,cs do cur. nj! diseases Of the Liver.
Kidneys or Bloei. Only n haif.dpliar .
bottle nj nny dtu. store.
The Meeker herald., 1887-09-24

THERE is no roam in tho Limited
states for Anarchists TO pu, into prac-
'ice their pcrnicious teachings. When
handful of degraded human beings
openly ignore and defy the laws Of the
land, 1t is time tia, au effective anti.
do'c 10 administered. The twelve
lur!mcn who tried the Haymarke,
bomb ,hrowers were of the opinion that
The antidoic should consist OF Hanging
by the neck until dead And this
opinion is concurrcd in b, the highcs,
tribunal in the State of Illinois. as well
As every law.abidinr citizen t.i,her
alien or native-bornl from Maine to Cal.
iforuia.
The Meeker herald., 1887-09-24
ss.uxh on the onspia,s.

General y. Il. Banks tells - story
about OF. of his army chaplains which
never tail, TO bring down" the q. \
II. camp-ilTes. The chaplains o! the
regiments during the war had charge of
the mails for the regiments 10 which
they were attached. The mail for the
regiment, oi this particular chaplain
had not come To hand for many days.
The regiment was on, OF the line Of
Every day from one.
half 10 two-ihirds Of tn. soldier loys
ul.d up 10 tho c,,ap,ain's trn, with such
->"s-s~yt~a ,niuss,~s ar u~--;
Amy mall yet. chaplain y
Have You heard from III. mali 2"
do you know when the mail will
comcy'
"wha, do You think is delaying the
maily
The good man was 80 pcs,crcL with
Inquiries ,ha; lie had no time 10 prepare
hi, weekly sermon. lie wa, obliged 10
spend au his time In explaining that he
had nO mail. that he hai heard nothing
about the mail. and tha, he knew moth.
Ing abou, the mail. II occurred 10 him
that lie might pu, an end 10 his troubles
h, sign. Procuring the bottom Of m
old isrd.,ack box. h- marked /, will,
charcoal anil nailed 1t on tree In front
Of his ,cuI, so tha; all might see this
notice;
The chaplain does not know when
the mail will arrive"
The next anxious inquirer who came
along was a reckless Young wag. lie
gnz.i for u while nj the notice. mud dis.
covering the piece Of charcoal which
the chaplain had dropped on the ground
n, the completion Of ,h. sign, lac sciEcd
!. and added these words:
And he don, care d-n.n
The chaplain took In the sign and
never put out another one.
The Meeker herald., 1887-09-24

THERE i,a cnusi,!er,bl" diversity Of
'i'inirn among Chicago lawyers as TO
the possibility ~ getting tile Chicago
Anarchist case before the United States
supreme Court. n II Is possible Ia
h,iug the matter into tia, court the
prcccirn, will have au imI-or'an, bear.
IN. cn many other eases. notably that oi
tic New lors hco.ilcr. Jacob Sharp.
I; dors no, meet with appreciation
anon. the lawyers generally. and 1t r,-
mains question whether anything car
h- gained thereby or not.
The Meeker herald., 1887-09-24
I,.nIIl.

The following poem, written by Hon.
:. j. DeLam, Register of the Lana
ONCE at Glenwood Springs, apPeaied IN
"A late number Of the Ute chiei, Rho
doubtless was inspired by the death oil
Ward and Folsom:
When do we der
NJ, when .n-hrouded, the o.,sket lii doth close,
yelling the world from our calm repo-e'
seyering each earthly Tie.
when do We di.r
Not when the bur'ien.si soui-i'H irihi- Ger
riu,t.ring timii. through Deaths mysterious
door
Passes on high.
II Ia not Death
When. lis. a nnniI. from tho shoulder ihfo"h'
ou, nohIer doth cur sro.-er self disown.
And like a bir,iiing. the ascending soul
In spirit infancy, achieve. the soii'
EreathinF celestial breath
Then do Ne die!
when all the nobier feelings of the heart
That friendship, hope and charity iInpaH'
In fragments lie.
Then do Ne die
when confidence In man Is turned
To a,ho.. rpd all of love !. turned
Into .isb.
Then ar. We dead
When gazing at upreach.'i Joys
Ambition weepins-inieiieci de"oy-,
To iii. my -isry-aeiion need"i
stsasn;si p,isa,-w. w ;,... pas ahes'ssa-
The Meeker herald., 1887-09-24
How .. G.. n,a Of r,.,r,. Dogs.

!, II easy enough 10 get rid OF prairie
dogs /. you only know how. Prob
ably the best remedy yet devised Is
poisoned raisins. \ lot OF ranchmcn
up In Montana have been doing wond-r,
with this scheme. They accomplished
this end by scattering around ,ie prairie
dog holes cheap rs,isins which had been
soaked In u solution Of s,rychninc.
They buy cheap raisins by III. box.
IN. proportions OF the solution Is one
bottle OF strychnlne 10 iiy. gallons OF
water. II Is sure work. Range Jour
nal.
In applying this remedy grca, caution
should be used To prevent children from
eating the poisoned raisins. ". should
like To hear from any OF our readers who
Try this method 10 get rid o; these |
pests.
The Meeker herald., 1887-09-24

RKcE.TLY Anarchist Most applied
for naturalization papers, but as ho de-
sired certain sociaiis,ic provisions en-
tered thereon his application was justly
rejected. In commenting on this incl
dent the Colorado Springs Gazette com
pleiely covers the ground III the follow
ing: The refusal OF the chief clerk
Of the Supreme Court to grant the ap-
plication for citizenship made by Johann
Most. the Anarchist, viii receive the
approval OF all citizens save the Social
l.,-A,y,d !, few uberal b!sois. II Is not
ons confines Of lilackwcll's island, and
his orgies In beer saloon were at that
time the slbjec, Of associated press dis,
patches. Most has signliled his inten-
,ion Of taking the matter Ia the courts.
II would be u disgrace 10 American cit
izcnship la have such man enjoying
Its privileges
The Meeker herald., 1887-09-24

HESGY GEoIag bitterly opposes n
project for raising fund 10 provide
coal and soup for the poor Of New York
nest winter lie declares that the
hn,i-rOscr,y spcict, was formed ito
abolish poverty, no, Ia relieve the poor. -
iIcir' evidently has In mind the exam.
ri. of the mam who conceived the idea
that by gradually reducing his horses
fodder he could n, last acc,s,om the an
imal to entire abstinence from food. bu,
had his Wild theory knocked into u
cooked hat by the demise Of the un.
reasonable brute when his daily allow
ancc had been reduced 10 one straw
EN